Post by Steven Brody, CEO on Nov 30, 2020 21:44:52 GMT -8
FOR THE FANS
Ticket Prices Are As Followed
Collision & Trauma
Collision & Trauma
General: 3500 seats at $75.00
Upgrade: 1750 Seats at $100.00
Ringside: 250 Seats at $300.00
Ramp/Lower Level: 500 Seats $200.00
*Suites: 10 at $2000.00
Pay-Per-View
General: 3500 seats at $150.00
Upgrade: 1750 seats at $250.00
Ringside: 250 seats at $500.00
Ramp/Lower Level: 500 seats at $350.00
*Suites: 10 at $2000.00
* - Suites are rented out on a flat annual rate at $750 per show.
The Vlad Blackheart Colosseum is the private arena where New Frontier Wrestling holds all of its stateside events. It's literally like a mini-super arena built to give NFW fans the ultimate wrestling experience with all of the comforts they would imagine at an event. Through the front entrance, fans go through the standard security check before finding themselves the concession section which resembles a combination of a movie theater and a mall's food court. In addition to the main concession counter where patrons can purchase the standard popcorn, hot dogs, nachos, soft drinks etc -- all for bargain prices -- there are eight other sections where they may purchase meals from different themed choices. Selections range from burgers, pizza, tacos and oriental etc -- basically think of the top fast food chains in addition to a Sarku Japan. On the walls above are multiple screens that capture the feed from the camera crew so that fans who step away from their seats can keep tabs on the ongoing show. This comes complete with surround sound so people can actually HEAR the promos, commentary and what not as they make purchases. Merchandise such as clothing, toys, title replicas and others may be found through a set of double glass doors to the left of the front entrance, entered through the food court.Pay-Per-View
General: 3500 seats at $150.00
Upgrade: 1750 seats at $250.00
Ringside: 250 seats at $500.00
Ramp/Lower Level: 500 seats at $350.00
*Suites: 10 at $2000.00
* - Suites are rented out on a flat annual rate at $750 per show.
To the right, patrons will be allowed into the arena through a set of double doors on the ground level. The seating allows up to 6,000 at full capacity from the ground up to the cheap seats. The arena is set up for quick and easy switching between Collision, Trauma and Aftershock episodes. For the most part, the video wall graphics, as well as the overhead scrollers can be changed out from the production room, backstage. For each show, the ropes and ring apron are switched out appropriately. Directly ahead of fans when they enter the ringside area, is the stage and walkway for the wrestlers to enter the ring. The stage, walkway and ringside are cordoned off from the fans by metal barricades. The wrestlers enter through one of two curtain on opposite corners of the stage. This is to sell the belief that two people waiting to beat the shit out of each other aren't waiting back behind the same curtain right next to each other. Wrestlers enter out onto the elevated stage with their tron video playing above and behind them. They descend steps on the stage, bringing them to the walkway between the front rows of fans. A set of metal steps allows the wrestlers to walk up and get into the ring. These steps are removed and brought away once the match is ready to begin.
The mat of the New Frontier Wrestling ring is measured at 25 feet on each side. This is larger than the standard 18 to 20 foot ring, as a way to promote the theme of the company of professional wrestling "evolving." The larger measurements allow for the wrestlers who rely on speed and agility to pick up more momentum, keeping the matches fast paced and holding onto the attention of the crowd.
FOR THE WRESTLERS
Parking for wrestlers and other staff is in the back of the building, monitored heavily by security for their safety. Employees enter through a set of double doors, unlocked by a personalized badge they are given upon signing to the company. As long as they have an active contract with the company they have this badge. Once their contract is terminated, credentials are revoked and the badge is useless. When they first walk in, they find themselves in the catering section. Catering is provided by Eric Donovan's "Soul Garden" cuisine, which offers a mixed variety of surf & turf and Southern homestyle cooking. NFW's Social Media Representative, Gwen often makes and brings something from home as well for the staff and wrestlers to enjoy. It should be noted, this is not part of her job description. She just does this out of the kindness of her own heart. Ahead, through another set of double doors is a large room that breaks off into paths leading to different sections of the arena. Off to the left is a hallway that leads to the Management offices. Here, the offices of CEO Steven Brody, GMs Jessica Clarkson-Morian, LeeAnn Viskan and Social Media Rep Gwen can be found. Opposite this hallway, if you take a right instead of a left is a hallway for the wrestlers. Initially, there are two doors on opposite sides of the hallway for the MEN's and WOMEN's locker rooms. Inside each of them are wooden wall lockers and benches. Each shared locker room has a community shower room with multiple stalls, separated by walls and curtains to offer relative individual privacy. Wrestlers may use the standard soaps provided or bring their own.
In addition to the shared locker rooms, there are private locker rooms further down the hall, reserved and labeled appropriately for the champions of NFW. These include locker rooms designated solely for the respective champions. There are other private locker rooms available though these are usually rented out established stables. Each of these locker rooms also have their own shower rooms, usually smaller and more private. At the very end of this hallway is another Exit door accessed on the outside by keycard. Wrestlers may enter the building through here if they don't wish to move with a crowd through the catering section. When a wrestler makes their way to the ring, they exit the locker room and move back into the catering room where they walk through a set of double doors. This brings them through a large room with concrete flooring. Most of the excess equipment is kept here. On one end of this room is a large loading dock with sliding metal doors. This room turns into another corridor on the other side. Another set of double doors on one side leads to the Production Room. This is where lighting, sound and pyro are controlled, as well as the filming of the Aftershock introductions. For the wrestlers, a set of doors on the opposite side, slightly further down, leads into the interview room. They must go through here and cross the room to step through one of two openings of which they will be directed (politely) by a backstage attendant. Behind there, it's a short walk to a set of steps that brings them to Gorilla Position. Through a curtain, they find themselves in the mini tunnel, lit up with LED lights and from that point on, they're on camera and visible to the crowd! They step out onto the stage, down the steps and it's a 50 feet, down a 10 feet wide walk to the ring.
In addition to the shared locker rooms, there are private locker rooms further down the hall, reserved and labeled appropriately for the champions of NFW. These include locker rooms designated solely for the respective champions. There are other private locker rooms available though these are usually rented out established stables. Each of these locker rooms also have their own shower rooms, usually smaller and more private. At the very end of this hallway is another Exit door accessed on the outside by keycard. Wrestlers may enter the building through here if they don't wish to move with a crowd through the catering section. When a wrestler makes their way to the ring, they exit the locker room and move back into the catering room where they walk through a set of double doors. This brings them through a large room with concrete flooring. Most of the excess equipment is kept here. On one end of this room is a large loading dock with sliding metal doors. This room turns into another corridor on the other side. Another set of double doors on one side leads to the Production Room. This is where lighting, sound and pyro are controlled, as well as the filming of the Aftershock introductions. For the wrestlers, a set of doors on the opposite side, slightly further down, leads into the interview room. They must go through here and cross the room to step through one of two openings of which they will be directed (politely) by a backstage attendant. Behind there, it's a short walk to a set of steps that brings them to Gorilla Position. Through a curtain, they find themselves in the mini tunnel, lit up with LED lights and from that point on, they're on camera and visible to the crowd! They step out onto the stage, down the steps and it's a 50 feet, down a 10 feet wide walk to the ring.
